Japanese
Gyudon
“Japanese comfort food of thinly sliced beef and onions simmered in a sweet soy-dashi sauce, served over steamed rice.”
Onion
Rice
Soy Sauce
Dashi
Sugar
GingerMedium45 min
Where it comes from
Gyudon, or beef bowl, is a comforting Japanese dish that emerged in the Edo period, representing a fusion of culinary influences. It showcases tender beef simmered in a sweet soy-dashi sauce, often enjoyed as a quick meal. Interestingly, gyudon was initially served in upscale restaurants but eventually became a popular fast-food item in Japan.
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How it's made
- 1
Thinly slice beef and onion, then sauté until caramelized and fragrant.
- 2
Add a mixture of soy sauce, mirin, and dashi to the pan, allowing the flavors to meld as the beef cooks.
- 3
Serve the beef mixture over steaming rice, garnished with green onions for a satisfying meal.
